Make your holidays meow with this purr-fect kitten get-together. Please catnip responsibly.

A Soundie with Buddy Clark and Dolly Mitchell.

A Soundie with Patricia Hall and The Murphy Sisters.

A Soundie with The Mellowaires.

Gues who? Joey Ryan! Gues what? Cock of the Talk! The King of Dong Style takes the mic for the first time with his own show, Cock of the Talk!

It's Suzanne, Bridget, Kate, and Julie! These comediennes take the stage and dish out their personal stories about life as a modern lesbian.

What's it like being a 68 year-old bachelor and the biggest player in northeast Indianapolis? Watch and find out.

In depressed Butte, Montana, young men struggle to forge modest lives and make sense of it all.

Cockroach is a romantic, black comedy. When Charlie is accidentally run over by his own wedding car, he is given another chance at life. Reincarnated as a cockroach he does everything in his power to convince his grieving widow that he has returned. He must woo her back or risk losing her forever!

Joe Cocker - Cologne Live (2002)

For three WWII veterans, war was nothing compared to the personal battles they would face back home.

Joe Cocker at the Montreux Jazz Festival, July 2, 1992 Tracks: 01.THE LETTER 02.THE MOON IS A HARSH MISTRESS 03.WHEN THE NIGHT COMES 04.FEELS LIKE FOREVER 05.YOU ARE SO BEAUTIFUL 06.I BELIEVE TO MY SOUL 07.UNCHAIN MY HEART 08.SAIL AWAY 09.CAN'T FIND MY WAY HOME 10.SORRY SEEMS TO BE THE HARDEST WORD 11.FEELIN' ALRIGHT

CockHammer is the story of Terrence and Perander, two pill popping swinger losers who's girlfriends are mysteriously kidnapped by CockHammer, a snuff porn kingpin and occult sorcerer bent on unlocking the secrets of the dreaded black mage diary!

A science experiment gone horribly right.

James Kibbey’s film House Cocktail shot at the newly opened Little House tells the story of an attempt by the film’s hero to win over the beautiful woman.

Cockeyed, which manipulates city scenes of New York into visual fantasies, is a segment from Pathé Review, a one-reel U.S. weekly begun in 1920 and promoted as “the Magazine of the Screen.” Pathé distinguished its weekly newsreel (“all news all the time”) from its lighter Review (“the best obtainable…scenics and the like”).

Live in concert in 1989

Latin American filmmaker Sebastian Cortez (Julien Hernandez) is unable to commit to his girlfriend and, at age 30, finds himself alone and never in love in this irreverent comedy. On a mission to find the love of his life, he solicits help from his friend Daria (Marisa Petroro). When she acquaints Sebastian with her bevy of gay friends, he finds himself on the adventure of a lifetime that includes makeovers for his penis and unusual threesomes.

Father gives his son a helping hand in the shower.